git svn and SVN property svn:original-date
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- Craig McQueen <craig.mcqueen@innerrange.com>
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- Mar 22, 2017, 23:26 UTC
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- <5500469A22567C4BAF673A6E86AFA3A40295E65B42D1@IR-CENTRAL.corp.innerrange.com>
When doing "git svn dcommit", the SVN revision just has the date/time stamp of the time of the dcommit.
Apparently SVN revisions can have an "svn:original-date" property, which would be good to set on dcommit, to preserve the timestamp from the git repository.
https://subversion.apache.org/docs/api/1.7/group__svn__props__revision__props.html#ga8f17351dd056149da9cb490f1daf4018 "The svn:date property must be monotonically increasing, along with the revision number. In certain scenarios, this may pose a problem when the revision represents a commit that occurred at a time which does not fit within the sequencing required for svn:date. This can happen, for instance, when the revision represents a commit to a foreign version control system, or possibly when two Subversion repositories are combined. This property [svn:original-date] can be used to record the TRUE, original date of the commit."
-- Craig McQueen